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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
7
John W. Phillips a Terre Haute contractor says Pepgen is a great tonic and that it cured his indigestion after a year of stomach and nerve trouble. He reports eating well gaining weight and becoming enthusiastic about Pepgen with local newspapers often noting relieved individuals. Pepgen is sold at leading drug stores.
An ad touts Nitro-Phosphate as a tonic to restore nerve energy, boost vitality, and add healthy weight by supplying essential phosphoric elements. It warns users to monitor scales as the preparation can increase flesh, with cautions about nervousness and possible weight gain.
A resident boasts of using telephone and electricity poles around his home to craft a chicken yard. He says all he needed to buy was wire and staples. The anecdote highlights practical improvisation from a local builder.
San Diego newsman Blind Charlie Garner who gave his blood to save Jon H Kennedy of Gunnison died. Kennedy named Garner as beneficiary for fifteen thousand dollars. Garner, once blinded in a mine explosion, sacrificed his life to help another.
A short sales pitch touts Freezone as a cheap drug store remedy that instantly stops foot corn and callus pain and lets the user lift the offending skin away with the fingers. It emphasizes ease and lack of soreness.
The passage argues that people should develop both their hobbies and the other side of their nature. It emphasizes self effort to balance powers within, noting others can advise but only you can apply the effort. When men harness their forces, toil loses much of its drudgery.
This fragment traces marmalade to Portugal from marelo via quince preserves and hints at trivial humor about laundry and romance. It juxtaposes etymology with quips about soap, Ball Blue, and a sardonic line about divorces and good cooks.
Iceland agreed with the Allies to grant them first right to buy all products at fixed prices. In return Iceland secured most of its necessities directly from the United States. Icelandic ships have regularly sailed between Reykjavik and New York during the war.
An old promotional ad claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules cleanse kidneys and digestive organs to defer aging. It touts two to four capsules daily, odorless tasteless oil, and benefits like new life and vigor while warning of costs and urging readers to ask for the GOLD MEDAL brand.
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